Toledo Kennel Club is an organization for dog enthusiasts that live near the Toledo area…read more They define themselves as "a not-for-profit organization of dog owners, breeders, performance enthusiasts and show exhibitors dedicated to the welfare and advancement of purebred dogs." They offer training classes, health clinics and so much more but they are most known for hosting dog shows- Which is exactly what we looked them up for. So on June 2nd, we drive 2.5 hrs to attended our first dog show (as a spectator) which was hosted by the Toledo Kennel Club. We found the venue to be very well organized. The parking was easy to find and only cost 6 dollars. (We were expecting it to be more, so we were quite happy). Actually parking the car was even easier. Lots of spots that were easy to find. We quickly found the information booth. It was located in a centralized location with easy to spot signage. Customer service there was excellent. They helped us find the ring we needed to get to so that we could see the dog that we came to support strut his stuff! (Yay, Toledo's own, Comet the Shih Tzu!) We got to meet many of the competitors and they all were so welcoming. They had everything there from confirmation, agility, dive, and I think they even had something called fast cat(?), where a dog is timed for chasing this fuzzy thing , plus lots of little shops. We went thinking we would stay a few hours and we left at the very end if the day. We found it to be a very fun and well run show. Thank you Toledo Kennel club! If you're interested in dogs... or dog events, or even beginning to look to own a dog....they will have lots of information for you. So check out their website for more information: http://www.toledokennelclub.com/about.html

From the owner: The mission of the Toledo Kennel Club, Inc. is to promote purebred dogs and inform the general…read morepublic about all aspects of dog sports and responsible ownership. A Breeders' Showcase and other educational programs are offered each year and are open to the public. As part of their mission to promote responsible dog ownership, TKC has offered Obedience classes to the general public since 1938. Conformation classes are also offered on Thursday evenings from September through June. The Club also offers classes in Agility, Rally Obedience, and a class for puppies. Classes in Obedience, Agility and Rally are offered at both beginning and advanced levels according to need.

Took lovely donation book box during hours posted on website. Heavy box on a 85 degree day. Door…read moreclosed, oh no! But guy inside opened door, yay! But NO. He would not allow the books inside. Huh??? There was a metal box in a breezeway that said donations. Ok so I placed books underneath so someone with some ambition could sort in the morning. Nope, guy comes out and says I am littering. Took books to Goodwill. Don't know what was up with this apparently lazy man. Won't donate again despite being a generous patron over the years.

My son loves coming here. He like the natural playground, honey bees and feeding the fish in the…read moregeodome. We always bring a dollar so he can pick out a few books too.

Great collection of antiques. I really enjoyed going through the mall. I would definitely recommend…read morecollectors and flippers. Take a look at this collection.

From the owner: Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity was founded in 1988 and serves the Lucas County area. Our…read moreHomeownership and Repair programs provide safe, decent and affordable housing for lower-income families and individuals. ReStore is our retail outlet offering gently used and new building materials, appliances and large furniture with all profits supporting our programs.

Called on short notice and they happened to have a team available. They arrived in the time frame…read moreas promised, went over the details of the move, handled our items with incredible care and consideration, asked questions if they weren't certain where we wanted things placed at our new destination and worked expeditiously to minimize the cost. The two-man team of Demetrius and Cody B. made us feel reassured that they would get the moving van loaded and unloaded in the timeline we had requested. I give them the highest recommendation for your next move!

From the owner: Holland Movers is a full service moving company that provides: local moves, commercial moves,…read moredelivery upon request, college moving, packing service, in house rearranging (items will be placed where you prefer), and same day moving by default. We have been in the moving industry for seven years and have built a great reputation as a reliable moving service.

We need numbered t-shirts because we could not get jerseys in on time. Rene helped me out…read moretremendously when we were in a bind!! My order was ready the next day! They always go above and beyond and I enjoy working with them! Love that they are local!

From the owner: The Silk Screen Shop Inc. has been an on site screen printing & embroidery manufacturer for over 35…read moreyears, serving a large variety of consumers throughout the United States. We are a full line decorating facility including items such as screen printed & embroidered apparel, signs, banners and advertising incentives.

My wife, Julie, founded the first Kidz Watch in 2002 in Sylvania, OH. It was the only…read morestate-licensed drop-in facility in the state of Ohio, and one of the first in the entire Midwest. As a former elementary and preschool teacher, she was seeking to fill the gap between traditional day care and standard babysitting. 5 years later, Julie now oversees a chain of three Kidz Watch centers (Sylvania, Perrysburg and Airport West) in Greater Toledo and also owns a licensing company, DropInChildCare.com, which helps aspiring drop-in owners across the country to get started. The intitial concept has evolved over time. A standard Kidz Watch is now approximately 3,000 square feet (Kidz Watch-Perrysburg will soon open an expanded location at Levis Commons) and offers short-term and flexible full-time child care in addition to drop-in and hourly care. Julie has always promoted clean, safe, play and learn as the pillars of the Kidz Watch service and each facility and all staff are guided with these core principals in mind. If you would like to learn more about our Toledo-area facilities, please visit www.kidzwatch.net. If you are curious about opening a drop-in child care facility for yourself, please visit www.dropinchildcare.com. Kind regards, Dan MacKinnon

9 years ago I was a part of the butterflies 15 program..after leaving jail with nothing but the…read moreclothes on my back. butterflies 15 got me clothes, programs to follow, guidelines that I needed to succeed. I learned coping skills immediately which have stuck with me ever since. there is not much help for victims of human trafficking in the area and its important that we continue to spread awareness. butterflies 15 will help you add tools to your bag to overcome the issues you are facing. With that being said I celebrated 9 years clean this year and i thank butterflies 15 for giving me some tools that I needed to accomplish my goals! I learned alot about myself with my time at butterflies 15!

From the owner: We assist women who are survivors of human trafficking, domestic violence and substance use…read moredisorder. We are a drop-in-center that is open MWF 10am-3pm. We are the only drop-in-center for these women in Toledo area.

The staff are extremely helpful and they have a great variety of stuff! It's so much fun to shop…read morehere!!

Decided to make a quick trip in here for see if they had a table that would look good in my office…read more A friend of mine recommended I look I to this store since she has scored a couple of good deals before. For where they are located (it used to be a Carter Lumberyard) I was expecting more of a selection of items. And quite honestly, their prices were kind of high! I looked at a table that was clearly preloved (it had scratches and some other minor cosmetic damages) and they had it priced for $99! I literally did a double take hoping I misread it but it was really priced for 100 bones. Um, no thanks. Overall the selection was nil and the overall appearance of the store was run down. They could make the place a little more inviting instead of having it look as unappealing as it is in its current state. I know resale shops are hit and miss for finds but with the little bit of items I saw for I'm surprised they were as packed as they were.